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James Carman commented on TAPESTRY-936:
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I agree that we shouldn't put any sort of "authentication framework" into 
Tapestry.  But, we can make it easier to implement one by adding an 
IEngineService.createCallback( IRequestCycle ) method.

> Provide basic authentication mecanisms
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>
>          Key: TAPESTRY-936
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-936
>      Project: Tapestry
>         Type: Improvement

>   Components: Framework
>     Versions: 4.1
>     Reporter: Henri Dupre

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> Several implementation details (creation of ICallbacks and page redirection) 
> make adding authentication to a tapestry application not  a trivial task. 
> Page redirection can only be done in page validate thus making impossible to 
> capture the state of a page (for instance, properties + parameters of an 
> activateExternalPage). 
> After looking at the code, this has implications in the core of the engine 
> itself and making these changes might not be trivial. But instead of adding 
> features for generating ICallbacks and page redirection, why not directly 
> wire an authentication API inside the framework?
> Here is a suggestion:
> - provide a blank AuthenticatedPage interface or configuration that allows 
> pages to say that they require authentication
> - provide a hivemind configuration point to plug an authentication service: 
> this service has methods to figure out if a user is authenticated or not and 
> also provides a page name that is called when a user is not authenticated
> - the authentication pages have to implement a specific interface or another 
> mecanism that tell that the authentication process is finished (the process 
> might consist of several pages, e.g. new account creation)
> - the engine takes care of the rest: before calling the authentication page, 
> a basic state is captured after the page is setup (all declared properties 
> are saved), and once the authentication process is finished, all that state 
> is restored and the page is called

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